Whether they’re pets, livestock or working animals, animals matter to individuals and society. Every community needs veterinary professionals to provide animal health care, but veterinarians also do many other kinds of jobs. They make sure the nation’s food supply is safe. They work to control the spread of diseases. They conduct research that helps both animals and humans. Veterinarians are at the forefront of protecting the public’s health and welfare.
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"The first exposure I had was with Smith Wallbridge drum major camps and EIU honor band events during my junior and senior years of high school. ... I don't know if I would have gone away from home for school without these types of high school events. Both of my band directors attended EIU for their education, and since I viewed them as role models, they provided a guideline for me to attend."Elizabeth StockBiological Sciences with an emphasis in pre-veterinary medicine | Class of 2026
The Pre-Veterinary Medicine Pathway prepares you for a four-year professional veterinary medicine program and a career protecting animal and public health. It is a fit if you care about animals, enjoy science and are interested in work ranging from animal health care to food safety, disease control and research.
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